WebSense is a wonderful little program that businesses use to filter objectionable material from the internet.  Actually, it's an evil monstrosity that arbitrarily participates in information control.  Each time a user visits a website with questionable content, it intercepts the requested site and displays a stupid page with lots of capital letters and empty threats.  In some cases, it can be good.  I've looked up information and clicked on a link, only to have it blocked because it was labeled as a site with "Adult Content".  My intention wasn't to look for "Adult Content", so I'm kinda glad it got blocked.  But other times, it's just plain ridiculous.  For instance, I was searching for information about the Windows Autorun command, and one of the links I clicked on got blocked because of "Potentially Unwanted Software".  What does that mean?  Who potentially doesn't want the software?  Me?  Wrong ... I'm the one who's searching for it.  My employer?  Wrong ... they allow almost all kinds of software to be installed on their machines.  Apparently, Mr. WebSense doesn't want me to have this software.  But even he isn't too sure.  Unwanted?  Nah.  Potentially unwanted.  What a stupid jerk. #technology